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The House TD 2 Launch The House TD 2 Team Planner

A chat-ready framework so DeadB Studios lobbies stop accidentally inventing Omni nights.

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The Team Planner is a structured checklist for The House TD 2 lobbies that are about to summon. DeadB Studios’ early beta rewards parties that decide faction identity before someone drops a random Duchess into a Military farm. Use this page as a copy-paste contract for House, Kitchen, and cursed mode nights with up to twelve players.

How to use this planner

  1. Host fills Section A before the first summon.
  2. Players claim roles in Section B.
  3. Everyone completes Section C equip checks.
  4. Late joiners read Section D.
  5. After the match, fill Section E notes for the next run.

Pair results with Best Teams and Co-op.

Section A — Faction decision (mandatory)

Primary faction: Undead / Paranormal / Demon / Military / Holy / Intentional Omni

Why this matters: Majority faction earns that faction’s coins. No majority (for example 2+2 patterns) trends Omni. If you want Omni, say so. If you do not, police off-faction trophies early.

Soft cap: Maximum off-faction summons allowed before rebuild: ____

Map focus: House / Kitchen / cursed room ____

Mode notes: ____

Section B — Role assignments

RolePlayerUnit planNotes
Crowd clearZombie packing
Boss focusSee boss guide
Support / tempoKitty OKEquip first
FlexAsk hostMust not break majority
CallerSpeed + telegraph calls

Unit ideas without fake DPS: Units. Budget constraints: F2P.

Section C — Ready-check

Section D — Late join script (paste when someone enters)

Welcome — faction plan is ____ (Omni? yes/no).
Ask before off-faction summons.
Need role: crowd / boss / support.
Equip first, then place.
Speed cap currently ____.
If you need Kitty: join DeadB Studios group and claim in-game.

Section E — Post-match review (five bullets max)

  1. Did majority hold? Y/N — final coin type: ____
  2. First leak cause: placement / equip / speed / AFK / wrong unit
  3. Boss result: kill / wipe / not reached
  4. One unit to add next time: ____
  5. One unit to ban from this plan: ____

Store reviews mentally or in your Discord; rewrite after Beta Notes.

Sample plans (fill names live)

Undead farm — Frank/Bio identity, Kitty support allowed, Demon trophies banned. Demon pressure — Duchess focus, lane insurance required, Military randoms banned. Military structure — placement caller required, off-faction soft cap 0–1. Holy cleanse — ghost-forward nights, Paranormal flex only with approval. Omni lab — mixed tools allowed, roles still mandatory, stop complaining about faction coins.

Details: Best Teams.

Planner anti-patterns

  • “Any unit is fine” (translation: accidental Omni).
  • Assigning boss focus after the boss spawns.
  • Letting seven people flex and nobody crowd clear.
  • Enabling 3x during Section C failures.
  • Mixing original House TD code rituals into ready-checks (Not Working).
  • Replacing planning with script AFK hopes (Scripts Hub, Auto Farm).

Solo players can still use this

Even alone, fill Section A and B with your alts/loadouts. The planner becomes a personal preflight so you do not sabotage your own coin type. Then escalate into friend co-op using the same sheet.

Continue with Starter Checklist, browse Tools Hub, and keep official destinations on Links Hub. Mechanics deeper dive: Guides Hub.

A team planner will not summon for you, but it will stop twelve haunted enthusiasts from playing twelve different games in one server. Fill Section A out loud, equip in Section C, and let The House TD 2 reward the lobby that planned longer than a meme length.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for The House TD 2 Launch players.

Do I need this planner for solo play?

It still helps. Solo players can lock a personal faction plan and role kit so they do not accidentally create Omni-style splits in their own board.

What is the most important section?

Section A — the faction decision. Without it, role assignments cannot protect your coin income.

How do late joiners use the planner?

Hosts paste Section D, assign a missing role, and block off-faction summons that would break majority.

Should Omni be avoided always?

No. Omni is fine when intentional. The planner's job is to make that choice explicit instead of accidental.